[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 207783] Safaridriver is unable to click on elements in Safari 13 and STP 100

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=207783

matt.horrocks at netwealth.com changed:

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--- Comment #5 from matt.horrocks at netwealth.com ---
(In reply to Brian Burg from comment #2)
> W3C element click tests have not recently regressed, and so, we cannot
> reproduce this issue locally without more information. Please provide the
> following information:
> 
> """
> Include versions of Selenium or other WebDriver client libraries, Safari,
> safaridriver, macOS.
> 
> Describe the failing command and its inputs and outputs and include
> diagnostics collected after running the test. (You can enable safaridriver
> diagnostics by passing --diagnose to safaridriver or via other methods, see
> the instructions for this in `man safaridriver`.)
> 
> Did this behavior occur in a previous release of Safari?
> Does this behavior occur in other browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge)?
> What language is the test written in?
> Do you use Selenium Grid, SauceLabs, BrowserStack, or other scaling
> infrastructure?
> 
> If possible include a Webarchive of the page as it was when the command
> failed, a test page accessible to us, and the test case itself.
> """
> 
> If you cannot share this information publicly on bugzilla, then please file
> a report at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/.




Hi Brian,

I have a reproducible test case at https://github.com/matthew-horrocks/WebkitFailure

Using crossbrowsertesting.com.

Steps in the test:
1. webpage is loaded, CLICK ME link is clicked

Expected outcome:
The text CLICKED is displayed

Actual outcomes:

Mac OSX 10.15, Safari 13
Failing test
The text CLICKED is not displayed.

Passing test
Mac OSX 10.14, Safari 12
The text CLICKED is displayed.

Matt

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